The Rise of the Heavenly Pillar of Great Qin

Feeling pretty good

Among all the novels I have read about traveling through the Qin Dynasty, this book can be said to be very well written and one of the best, but the ending is not that good.

There are a lot of typos. The combat power has collapsed and cannot be collapsed again. It's rubbish.

The subject matter is okay, but the writing is not so good. No matter how cold the First Emperor is to the children of the royal family, he will not let the eunuch Zhao Gao and the protagonist, a relative, have equal status. Even in the world of high martial arts, it is outrageous.

The writing style of this book is very novel. It is the first time I have seen a continuation of Da Qin from this perspective. Yingxuan was a tycoon who was cruel to others and even more cruel to himself, but he was willing to plot against the First Emperor and the human race.

The plot is very good. Although the ending is a bit harsh, it really made me feel refreshed. Although there are some minor flaws, it is overall very good and worth watching.

Recommend

It looks good, but it's not my cup of tea! !

Apply the background of Mingyue in the Qin Dynasty, add some historical information, and form a four-dimensional story. The protagonist was born into a royal family and was said to be the right-hand man of the First Emperor at the beginning. The result is that he will be happy every day. If he can become a pillar of heaven, the sky is too low and it will end as soon as he touches it.

Too many typos, affecting the experience